- Kenya signed the Finance Bill on May 30, 2026, setting new fiscal policies.
- The Central Bank of Kenya is implementing monetary policy while the National Treasury manages capital requirements affecting said policy.
The Central Bank of Kenya has introduced new rules giving it control over foreign stablecoin offerings, testing financial policy across East Africa.
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The Central Bank of Kenya has introduced new rules giving it control over foreign stablecoin offerings, testing financial policy across East Africa.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Kenya's Central Bank is regulating the digital credit market through its oversight functions.Sub-event
CBK establishes new rules governing foreign stablecoin offerings in Kenya.1 source
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Kenya
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Central Bank of Kenya
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